Dana Corporation Debuts Centennial Web Site

Dana Corporation Debuts Centennial Web Site 


TOLEDO, Ohio, March 25  /PRNewswire/ -- Dana Corporation  announced today that
it has launched its Centennial web site. The web site precedes Dana's official
anniversary, April 1, and kicks off a six-month celebration for Dana and its
people worldwide.  To access the web site, go to http://www.dana.com/ and click
the Centennial logo.

(Logo:  http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/19990903/DANA )

One of the main features of the web site is "Your Dana Story,"which provides an
opportunity to recognize the experiences of the people that make up Dana's past,
present, and future. Whether the story is a humorous antidote about an
occurrence in the workplace or an inspirational story about a fellow Dana
person,it reiterates Dana's philosophy of people being its most important
asset.

Additional features on the web site include a historical Dana timeline,
centennial merchandise, including apparel and collectibles, a downloadable
screensaver, and centennial-related images. The web site will be continuously
updated throughout 2004 with news and information about centennial-related
events, cumulating with an employee celebration at its world headquarters in
August.

Dana Corporation is a global leader in the design, engineering, and manufacture
of value-added products and systems for automotive, commercial, and off-highway
vehicles.  Delivering on a century of innovation, the company's continuing
operations employ approximately 45,000 people worldwide dedicated to advancing
the science of mobility.  Founded in 1904 and based in Toledo, Ohio, Dana
operates technology, manufacturing, and customer-service facilities in 30
countries.  Sales from continuing operations totaled $7.9 billion in 2003. 

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